New Hampshire Business Review - November-14 2014

August 21, 2014

NH Business Review Staff

Urgent care center opens in Lebanon

NH Business Review Staff,

The center will be located in the Miracle Mile Plaza in Lebanon

Harvard Pilgrim unveils nutritional rewards program

NH Business Review Staff,

The program also offers learning and suggestions for healthier alternative foods, savings through eCoupons and healthy recipes

Goldsberry named to endowment post

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Goldsberry is known as the architect of the nationally recognized Healthy Monadnock 2020 initiative

CMC’s Pepe named a ‘Top Physician Leader’

NH Business Review Staff,

Dr. Joseph Pepe, in his second year as president and CEO of Catholic Medical Center in Manchester, has been named to the Becker’s Hospital Review list of “Top Physician Leaders” of 2014. The national list highlights the achievements of hospital…

Compass Healthcare Advisers acquired by N.J. firm

NH Business Review Staff,

Vitals, a New Jersey-based firm that provides physician ratings to help consumers shop for medical care, has acquired price transparency company Compass Healthcare Advisers of Bedford

Two organizations join to serve more children

NH Business Review Staff,

Manchester Community Health Center, Child Health Services combine their operations

LRCC helps close high-tech manufacturing gender gap

NH Business Review Staff,

Women make up 50 percent of the labor force in America, but only 24 percent of the manufacturing workforce

N.H. voters sent us a message about what they want

Colin Van Ostern,

Elected officials need to listen and pay attention to the feedback we received on Nov. 4

Keeping the electronic crooks and hackers at bay

Drew McMorrow,

Important cyber security tips for your business and personal life

Steps to protect the data on your wireless device

Matt Kasper,

Loss, theft, hacking and viruses are legitimate concerns that everyone should be prepared for

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